Acutally, even if your provider is not as cool, and you are a Windows user you can utilize Spamassassin by using a SpamAssassin Proxy. It works as a local proxy for your POP3 account, running Spamassassin on every mail you download.
Spamassassin ruleset-based mail analizer. Detects spam quite well, especially if you enable access to Razor and Realtime-Blacklists. Newest release includes a bayesian filter.
bogofilter My favourite
bayesian spam filter. Pro: Very good detection rates after training properly. Con: Needs to be trained.
For everybody
Use Mozilla Mail The up-to-date Mozilla release includes a bayesian spam filter which can be easily trained by marking spam messages. Very good detection rate after resonable low training effort.
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I would also go for using mp3split (don't know how it handles very long files - should be okay, because of no re-encoding however).
Wrap it with a simple perl or python script to introduce the randomness.
If that is not sufficient, probably audacity with a custom plugin would be usable.
I would not start with writing a complete new problem, without having evaluated all scriptable options.
I already saw the box for it
Actually JBoss AS and most of the other JBoss products are LGPL
Acutally, even if your provider is not as cool, and you are a Windows user you can utilize Spamassassin by using a SpamAssassin Proxy. It works as a local proxy for your POP3 account, running Spamassassin on every mail you download.
For People with an *nix Account:
- Spamassassin ruleset-based mail analizer. Detects spam quite well, especially if you enable access to Razor and Realtime-Blacklists. Newest release includes a bayesian filter.
- bogofilter My favourite
bayesian spam filter. Pro: Very good detection rates after training properly. Con: Needs to be trained.
For everybody